Sentence examples for and so appear from inspiring English sources

Only by a very small amount – this is why babies appear so beautiful, as their eyes are slightly out of proportion and so appear bigger.

Since the stickers are often darker than the rest of the bat, they absorb more heat, and so appear brighter in the infrared footage.

Twitter, Google, Apple and Facebook might bicker, but they do exchange data, and so appear to Koreans as a foreign block, solid enough for Koreans to have given it an acronym: TGIF.

Unlike the geo-sats that circle the Earth once every 24 hours (and so appear stationary in the sky), LEO satellites zoom overhead at an altitude of 400 to 700 miles once every 100 minutes or so.

(Most catalysts are changed chemically while they speed up a reaction; sometimes but not always they are consumed, and sometimes they are reformed and so appear to be unchanged in concentration during a reaction).

Organisms that passively affect various electronic systems are large mammals, schools of fish, and plankton that either scatter sound and so appear as false targets or background reverberation, or that attenuate the acoustic signal.

Each hair is a clear tube that reflects all wavelengths of light and so appears white.

As with the last one, it was close to the surface and so appeared to cause heavy damage close to its epicenter.

Maybe it was expansion to Jacksonville (the Jaguars) and Charlotte (the Panthers), whose teams seem to have the same teal turbo-cat logos on their helmets and so appeared to be more marketing strategies than football teams.

Kennedy, however, did wear the make-up and so appeared cooler and more composed than Nixon.

Degradation was not reduced by heating the spores to 65°C or by azide and so appeared to be non-enzymatic.